Your charitable gift will provide vital support for our projects, activities and goals You can enjoy immediate or deferred tax benefits for you and your family Your gift will impact women, children and youth far into the future
Beverly was a dedicated volunteer. Over the years, she had seen many individuals impacted by the good work of United Methodist Women. She wanted to create a legacy to provide future support to continue our mission.
Beverly: The work of United Methodist Women was important to me and I provided support with current gifts, but wanted to do more. I received their newsletter and noted that I could make a gift from my estate. I saw a picture of smiling people just like me and I wanted to be part of that group.
Beverly: I met with my lawyer to revise my will and I included a provision for a bequest. My lawyer put language in the will that allows a percentage of my estate to go to United Methodist Women. This was easy to arrange and permits me to still use my assets during my life if I need them.
Beverly: I told their gift planner about my decision and was excited when I was invited to a special event honoring me and other donors. I will continue to make gifts during my life, but it feels good to know that my support will help in the future.
You also may want to make it easy and convenient to have a bequest included in your will. The language found at this link shows how a bequest can very easily be included in your will.
Click Here to review sample bequest language.
You might find it helpful to select the "print" button on the top of your screen and print the pages. You may feel free to give these pages to your attorney. If he or she has any questions, please have him or her contact us at 212-870-3741 or [email protected].
*Please note: The name and image above is representative of a typical donor and may or may not be an actual donor to United Methodist Women.
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